Vietnamese

Cuong (Trinh Xuan Nhan), a man with a seemingly perfect life, finds his world shattered when his son introduces him to Thang (Binh Ly), a relative of his former lover Trung (Huu Tai). Thang's appearance forces Cuong to confront long-buried secrets from his past, particularly his hidden sexuality. As Trung seeks revenge and threatens to expose Cuong's hidden truth, he is compelled to reveal to his family that he is gay. With his carefully constructed life now at risk of crumbling, Cuong must navigate the challenging aftermath of his revelation and seek a way to reconcile his past mistakes while preserving his future. This is a deeply emotional journey of personal truth, acceptance, and the consequences of long-held secrets. "Bridge of Destiny" is a 2020 Vietnamese romance film directed by Nguyen Huu Tien.

Bridge of Destiny

Nhung (Ngan Khanh), a spoiled fashion empire heiress, discovers her inheritance comes with an unexpected condition: completing a three-month challenging course at a rural Catholic covenant. Forced to perform manual labor like mucking out pigs, chopping wood, and carrying fruit, Nhung's privileged life is dramatically transformed. During her stay, she meets Anh (Song Luan), an orphan who has grown up in the community. Initially clashing, the two polar opposites gradually develop an intriguing connection that challenges Nhung's previous worldview. This unexpected journey forces her to confront her own limitations and discover a different side of herself. "The Heiress" is a 2018 Vietnamese romantic comedy film that was directed by Hoang Duy.

The Heiress

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Kai (Vo Dinh Hieu), a reclusive medical student haunted by his parents' cancer deaths, lives a miserable life until he meets Rin (Jun Vu), a vibrant and positive young woman. Despite his initial gloom, Kai falls in love with Rin, who hides a serious illness behind her cheerful personality and passion for photography. As their relationship blossoms, Rin's health deteriorates, leading to hospitalization. Kai becomes determined to support her through her illness, while Rin's previously estranged parents begin to reconcile for their daughter's sake. This is a 2016 Vietnamese movie directed by Van Cong Vien that explores love, loss, and hope in the face of terminal illness.

The Diary of Fireflies

Le Tran Ngoc Tran embarks on a captivating journey through Vietnam's historic Imperial City of Hue, exploring its ancient landmarks, rich cultural heritage, and unique traditions. Visiting iconic sites like the pagodas, temples, Phuoc Tich village, and An Hien Garden House, she delves deep into the city's profound historical significance. Her exploration extends beyond architectural wonders, uncovering Hue's distinctive cuisine, traditional fashion, and local lifestyle. The documentary then expands its scope to Korea, where Le Tran Ngoc Tran continues her cultural exploration, examining the country's history, literature, and culinary traditions. This cooperative cultural project offers viewers an intimate glimpse into the interconnected cultural landscapes of Vietnam and Korea. "The Muse Story" is a 2019 Vietnamese-Korean documentary series directed by Bao Nhan and Namcito.

The Muse Story

Nostalgia of Vietnam Team

In high school, Quynh (Midu) and Tuan (Harry Lu) shared a tumultuous relationship marked by constant teasing and retaliation, which gradually evolved into unexpected romantic feelings. Their underclassman Thanh (Anh Tu) silently harbored a one-sided crush on Quynh. After Tuan's sudden confession, a tragic accident separates them, leaving Quynh devastated. Four years later, Quynh works as a manager for Thanh, now a successful actor, and has seemingly moved on with her life. Everything changes when a new entertainment company director arrives who bears an uncanny resemblance to Tuan. Thanh discovers the director is actually Tuan and must decide whether to reveal the truth to Quynh, risking their current relationship. This sets the stage for a potential reunion that could rewrite their past and future. "Sunny Love" is a 2016 Vietnamese romantic comedy film directed by Luk Van that explores themes of love, second chances, and unexpected connections.

Sunny Love

Trang (Thu Trang), a wealthy painter, awakens from a coma after a car crash with no memory but a newfound ability to see spirits. She discovers her corneas were grafted from Lisa (Bao Thanh), a missing singer, and begins investigating the mysterious circumstances surrounding her transplant. As Trang delves deeper, she uncovers unsettling secrets about her past and her husband Truong (Quoc Truong), while being haunted by disturbing visions of a bleeding woman. Her supernatural sight reveals hidden thoughts and dark intentions around her, pushing her to unravel the truth behind her transformation. This is a 2020 Vietnamese supernatural thriller directed by Nhat Trung.

The Eyes

The Eyes Team

Three friends – Miền (Ngoc Xuan), Vinh (Luong Anh Vu), and Phúc (Do Nhat Hoang) – grew up together in a peaceful countryside town in central Vietnam, developing a close bond over time. However, while Vinh has harbored feelings for Miền since childhood, Miền herself is more drawn to Phúc, Vinh's close friend. Adulthood only complicates their relationships further, as they begin to contend with greater responsibilities and changes in their lives despite longing for the ease of youth. When Phúc suddenly disappears, Miền and Vinh are forced to confront the truth of their feelings for each other and the impact of their choices on their friendship. This film was adapted from Nguyễn Nhật Ánh's novel of the same name.

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